Oahu Weather Forecast for August 03, 2026

Oahu Weather Forecast for August 03, 2026

Trade winds will taper off through much of this week as remnants of Tropical Cyclone Genevieve linger between the high and Hawaii. Clouds and showers will favor...

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Oahu Surf Forecast for August 03, 2026
Oahu Surf Forecast for August 03, 2026

Surf along south facing shores will stay below seasonal averages with mainly background energy throughout most of this week. The next small, long period...

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Oahu News:

The RIMPAC wraps up after more than a month of training across the Hawaiian islands, marking the 30th and largest iteration of this biennial exercise. Meanwhile, the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands has turned down a land gift in Kailua due to unsuitable soil conditions for housing. In local crime news, an armed citizen and off-duty state trooper prevented further casualties in an In-N-Out shooting, with the suspect dying from a self-inflicted wound. On the political front, two more in-person voting sites opened in Wahiawa and Kaneohe ahead of Saturday’s primary deadline. Lastly, the Office of Hawaiian Affairs launched a national search for a new CEO to build upon recent momentum and inspire excellence within the organization.

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Maui Community comes together to celebrate women in wellness

An estimated 300 people came together to support 45 women-owned businesses at the annual Empower Her Expo on Sunday, hosted by Leslie Garo of Mālama Yo Mama. The event took place at the Binhi At Ani Filipino Community Center, and the event focused on empowerment, positivity, and inspiration. 

2026 Emma Farden Sharpe Hula Festival, Aug. 21–22, 2026 at Royal Lahaina Resort & Bungalows

The beloved Emma Farden Sharpe Hula Festival returns to Lahaina at the beautifully reimagined Royal Lahaina Resort & Bungalows on Aug. 21–22, 2026. This free, family-friendly celebration of hula and Hawaiian culture features hālau hula from across Maui, cultural workshops, keiki activities, Hawai‘i-made artisans, and live Hawaiian music, all set against the breathtaking backdrop of Kāʻanapali Beach.

Office of Elections moves into State Capitol ahead of Election Day

The state capitol has become a hive of activity to support Primary Election Day on Aug. 8. The Office of Elections moved into the Capitol on July 27 to set up ballot counting and processing operations. 

Tagging whales from the sky: Humpback whale research reaches new heights off Maui

Marine mammal research has attained new heights as scientists at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa are deploying noninvasive suction-cup tags onto humpback whales using drones.

Maui Weather Forecast for August 03, 2026

Trade winds will taper off through much of this week as remnants of Tropical Cyclone Genevieve linger between the high and Hawaii. Clouds and showers will favor...

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Authorities find no evidence of foul play after body pulled from Kaua‘i waters

An autopsy is pending to determine the official cause of death and any contributing factors.

Statewide Hawaiʻi Safety Survey underway

Anonymous questionnaire is part of a working group study to address domestic violence and improve survivor safety; it takes about 5 minutes to complete and responses are confidential.

Tagging whales from the sky: New methods revolutionize research

Marine Mammal Research Program team members during their February field season successfully used drones to deploy tags — a safer, less invasive tag deployment for animals and researchers — on a total of 22 humpback whales.

Hawaiʻi governor announces several appointments to state commissions

“Each of these leaders brings valuable experience, integrity and a deep commitment to public service,” Hawaiʻi Gov. Josh Green said. “Their work will help expand opportunities for Native Hawaiian beneficiaries, ensure fairness in our campaign finance system and uphold the highest ethical standards in state government.”

Kaua’i County online live auction scheduled to begin Aug. 10

The first items will be posted that day with more to be added as they become available; the public should check back regularly to discover new items as they are posted.

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Office of Elections moves into state Capitol ahead of Election Day

The Capitol in Honolulu is now a hive of activity to support the Aug. 8 state primary elections; well more than 100,000 ballots already arrived as of July 30 by mail.

Business Monday: Colorful orchids breathe a fresh energy to a new Hilo cafe

Faii Metawee and Caleb Houck have opened Blooms Café in Hilo, which has homemade foods and drinks that feature local flavors and seasonal specials, along with beautiful, unique orchids for sale.

Permanent Child & Family Service facility to expand essential support and resources for Hawaiʻi Island

Child & Family Service will offer more access to domestic violence support, comprehensive sexual abuse treatment, mental health counseling, and other family-centered resources.

Vital Boxing empowers Puna youth with free training, competitive events

On Saturday, Vital Boxing hosted the first annual "Battle in Puna," giving young athletes from Big Island, Oʻahu and California a chance to showcase their skills in a USA Boxing Hawaiʻi event.

Hawaii County Weather Forecast for August 03, 2026

High pressure far northeast will drive trade winds tonight. Wind speeds will taper off through much of this week as remnants of Tropical Cyclone Genevieve...